Cribbing a trailer
I will be getting a new(er) RV for my seasonal site likely at the end of this season. I have been told it needs to be cribbed. How do I do it?
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Our seasonal TT is 40 feet long. I jacked the trailer up, one side at a time and placed cinder block columns just in front of the axles and just behind the axles. Then I put another column of cinder blocks about 8 feet from the columns near the axles. Lastly, I used the stabilizer jacks with cinder blocks underneath them at each corner. So there were 4 columns of cinder blocks per side relatively evenly spaced plus the stabilizer jacks. If you look at a mobile home, the cinder block columns are usually spaced a few feet from each other, usually no more than 3 feet.
Our TT is rock solid. The only time we feel movement is when our teenaged son bounces around on his bunk which was on a slide.
-Michael
Our TT is rock solid. The only time we feel movement is when our teenaged son bounces around on his bunk which was on a slide.
-Michael
